Traffic Camera Locations Across America

[Bounce]

TX passed a law that precludes the use of any kind of "cover". An active light system might still be an option. They worded it that nothing can cover the tag which includes catch-phrase frames that cover any text (state, etc) on the plate.

I wonder how they would work in conjunction with my laser jammer?

 

[BanjoBoy]

The uncertainty of red light cameras is somewhat of a deterrence but I personally think (that opinion thing) that it's less of an impact that strict enforcement with immediate feedback.
The problem is that far too many jurisdictions have lost in cases that have proven the companies contracted to maintain the cameras (and share in the wealth) start short-cycling the lights to trap more drivers and drive up income. In some places it's caused the cities to have to pull the cameras when courts have determined abuse.

Like this?

https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2017/02/22/fremont-red-light-camera-snafu-could-cost-city-half-a-million-dollars/

As found here https://www.motorists.org/

 

[Fred W]

It doesn't say so in the article, but the photo infers that Fremont was ticketing drivers who had entered the intersection on the yellow and the light then turned red (too soon) while they were in the intersection. Since CA is a permissive yellow light state they should not have been able to do that.